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Newspaper
The Dakota Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
2
Agnes McGowne of 1212 Bank Street Washington reports months of female trouble. She tried remedies with no lasting help before writing for treatment. After starting the Favorite Prescription she felt better within a week and continues to improve daily.
The notice promotes a long running family newspaper, published Monday Wednesday and Friday, with foreign and domestic news from the Daily Tribune, plus agriculture and market content. Subscription prices range from 1.00 to 1.50 per year, with add ons and city channels named, urging readers to send orders to The Huronite in Huron South Dakota.
President McKinley died at 2:15 a.m. after hours of unconsciousness. His wife sat by his side as he uttered final words of submission to God. Vice President Roosevelt to assume the presidency. cabinet to resign. state funeral planned in Washington.
Buffalo September 16 autopsy likely on the president's body to settle the exact cause of death. Surgeons agree heart irregularities puzzled them, with Dr McBurney urging determination for science, government, and world. While heart exhaustion appears as the cause, some doctors doubt organic heart trouble occurred.
Residents of Canton mourn as crowds gather downtown awaiting bulletin boards. Officials report the approaching end, creating a somber scene. Tears and sobs mark the city’s quiet, orderly grief at the McKinley house.
The Vienna dispatch reports President McKinley’s relapse arousing sympathy and reviving debate on anarchist actions. Dr Hengelmuller, Austro Hungarian minister to the U S, says concerted action is unlikely. Britain and the United States would face difficulty. He notes the U S may tighten immigration controls.
Buffalo officials closed the Pan American Exposition at 8 pm as news of the president’s dying condition spread. Grounds were cleared and illumination shut off. The board decided to keep the exposition closed until Monday.
Johann Most, famed New York anarchist and Freiheit editor, was arrested by Central Office Detectives Enarch and Ferneisen in a saloon above the newspaper offices. He resisted, was jailed as a suspicious person, and denied making a crime. The complaint quotes hisSept 7 Freiheit editorial praising harsh measures against despots.
Buffalo reporters say the Erie County prisoner shows no breakdown and is allowed daily corridor exercise. Police deny strict confinement and Bull reports another interview yielded no new information. Officials question Buffalo Chicago cooperation on habeas corpus actions raised by Goldman in Chicago.
Antonio Maggio, held as an alleged anarchist, was moved from Silver City to Albuquerque and refused to testify about the president’s assassination. Witnesses claim he predicted the attack before Oct. 1, and he is bound over for a conspiracy to murder hearing. In Mexico City reports from South America indicate the Colombian rebellion has claimed far more lives than earlier estimates, with claims of 25,000 killed and scenes of mass dead and burning.
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